If a bad app that isolates all of its actual functionality into an expensive subscription mode isn’t a scam, it’s at least a rip-off, and really walks the line

If a bad app that isolates all of its actual functionality into an expensive subscription mode isn’t a scam, it’s at least a rip-off, and really walks the line between scam and terrible product priced outrageously. At which point it might as well be a scam, because there’s clearly dishonest marketing involved. The regulation is that an egregiously bad app should not be allowed to be present on a top grossing list. Apple should inspect this case and allow dissatisfied customers to receive refunds accordingly and swiftly.